Plans for the Missionary Campaign
By Editor
As we glance over the union and State papers, we are gratified to see the space given to plans for the missionary campaign. Now let us come directly to the point in every State, and church, and home. The first definite work in the campaign is to gain two objects,—first, the placing of the REVIEW AND HERALD in every Sabbath-keeping home; and second, the circulation of one pound of the Signs of the Times Leaflets by every Seventh-day Adventist. Lay brethren can all help accomplish this, and thus lighten the work of the leaders. Let every Sabbath-keeper who reads this notice make inquiry for others who do not take the REVIEW, and endeavor to secure their subscriptions; then let every reader of the REVIEW send for one pound of these little leaflets, and thus, at an expense of only fifty cents, place sixteen bright, message-filled leaflets in each of twenty homes. If this work is faithfully accomplished, it will amply repay the efforts put forth in this entire campaign. But when this is done, there will be still more of the good work to do. Watch the REVIEW and local papers for plans of work.